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Developers are now targeting larger users with new spec office.

The expected rise in interest rates may, however, dampen investment activity in the sector.

Wegmans will be on the second level of the project leaving the street-level frontage to be lined with retailers.

ATLANTA—Location, location, location is a common mantra in commercial real estate. But a good location with low barriers to entry may not be the best bet in the long-term.

Airbnb could accommodate 200 million guest arrivals worldwide this year, a level it's reached without the capital outlays that major hotel chains have found necessary to compete, says DBRS.

SL Green sells interest in Midtown asset to Allianz, with the building valued at $1.95 billion.

Pop-ups and now hybrid pop-ups are becoming more common, but some lenders may balk at short-term leases.

Investors are now looking for sustainable income backed by brands and tenants exhibiting business models that are complementary to e-commerce, versus in the direct path of e-commerce, SRS's Greg Cline tells GlobeSt.com.